Posts Tagged With 'ai-series'
Artificial Intelligence - Part Three Of A Billion - Hidden Models / Neural Equivalence?
Computation neural networks are incredibly interesting. The principles by which they work are simple, but the problems that they could solve are extremely complex. The trouble with neural networks is that they are computationally expensive and fiendishly difficult to train. This has lead to research in other techniques and learning methods.
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posted May 9, 2010. It has four comment(s).
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Artificial Intelligence - Part Two Of A Billion - Learning Manifolds
Last night, during the course of researching, I came this Wikipedia page. It talks mainly about reducing dimensionality of data by learning a manifold that describes it .
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posted April 9, 2010. It has four comment(s).
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Artificial Intelligence - Part One Of A Billion - Textons
On of my main computer-related interests is Artificial Intelligence (AI from here on in). It interests me because in order to program a computer to act with intelligence, you have to be able to explain exactly how we think. This is fiendishly difficult. Although we may be able to rationalise our conscience thoughts, this is no help unless we can uncover the intricacies that happen beyond our reach.
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posted April 5, 2010. It has four comment(s).
tagged with: AI ai-series graphs images links project textons vision
